I knew George for a few years & he spoke so nicely about Patti that seemed like she was the Love of his life. ❤ He Was a Great Guy. The Kindest most Amazing Guy Big Heart Always Humble.
That’s the rock ‘n’ roll world George tossed Maureen, Eric tosses Patti. Ringo sits back is a good friend to everybody and waits for a supermodel. Barbara Bach., Omg that’s a tough choice. Who’s hotter Barbara Bach or Patti?? Dear Lord, I think I’m going with Barbara Bach. That’s my choice. And poor John he chooses the screeching monkey.!!! Eeeeeowwwww! Everybody’s got something to hide except for me and my naked monkey!
Shrimp & Twiggy were the first super models. Both stunning. The fashion was revolutionary with Mary Quant & Biba bringing high fashion to the masses without haute coture prices. I was at Art College in London during that era. So much creativity & the music scene was something else. I saw the Beatles b4 they made a record. The Stones & Yardbirds both played in pubs in my hood. Also before they cut their 1st singles. The 60's were iconic in every way. Glad I was there!
Pattie (Pattycakes) Boyd : The most beautiful of ALL the Beatles wives. George Harrison was a very lucky man, even though he didn't appreciate her enough to dedicate himself to make her happy the rest of their lives. If Linda Eastman wouldn't have died Paul McCartney would still be with her to this day.
Captain America......Yes. Patti was a beautiful Beatle Wife, but I always thought CYNTHIA LENNON was the Beautiful wife. She had a NATURAL beauty inside and out and all without going to modeling school. ❤ 🤗
I am an old man now...and I am struck by how Time takes down a woman's looks, while for some reason, men are allowed to age more gracefully, even have relationships with much younger women, etc. I guess it has something to do with ovulation, hormones, and menopause?!! As the Stones did sing--"Time Waits for No One"!
Totally agree...was just thinking exactly same ..just listened to a Travis song which incorporates the poem ..as you are.......a reflection of the passage of time ruclips.net/video/1-rCHbLDpV0/видео.htmlsi=8YAslsD2odmwIcf4
@@curbozerboomer1773 Actually, men no longer appear to age more gracefully than females at all. There was something, though, about the clean shaven, groomed, Hollywood look (of the old days) that did seem to preserve men better. But with the facial/hairy days, and broken down bodies of men today, it cannot be truthfully said, without being biased and blind, that men are now aging more gracefully and preserving their looks any better than their female counterparts, sadly.
P.S. Many younger men today, by decades (surprisingly) are in relationships with much older women. I don't see the appeal they do, but, quite obviously, there must be more to solid, thriving, enduring, intimate relationships than just looks...because these older women/younger men alliances are real...and growing in number in recent years.
Clapton was such envious person. He wanted George's position in the Beatles, he wanted his fame even if Eric was extremely successful as guitar star and his band Cream was also extremely successful. He wanted George's wife even before things get strange between them. He made things get worse. That's not the kind of friend no one needs around
I don't it was so much as he wanted to be a Beatle, they had very different music. More than anything I think he was jealous of George for weird reasons and it's been said he may have even had a thing for him. For whatever reasons he was very jealous.
@@bernaglassman7113 Me as well. It's not so bad being plain when one is older (as nobody seems to care) but when one is young and being told so many times by so many people, over and over, that one is unattractive or ugly, is unpleasant. It was as though not being pretty/beautiful was a character defect or something, and something one should be ashamed of. Despite being clean, kind hearted and well dressed, it wasn't enough because I was plain. I am convinced had I been a "stunner" I would've had better employment opportunities and been treated better by people. Looks shouldn't matter, but we all know that they do.
Fascinating times the 60's. Glad she came out on the other side with her wisdom and talent in spite of George or Eric. Telling her story with all the honesty.... ❤
I have read countless dozens of memoirs. They are all written from one perspective and the stories told in ways the author wants them to be known. Not one autobiography is 100% accurate--events are omitted or embellished or minimized, making it impossible for the average reader to discern truth from fiction in many cases. I now see these books as light entertainment but not entirely factual depictions of one's experiences.
@@msr1116 david niven wrote a few best selling memoirs. cary grant said they were great stories.....but the problem was half of them actually happened to him, not niven.
Loved reading Patty Boyd’s book but was angry how horrible she was treated by George and Eric. I’m glad that she and George got the opportunity to talk to George before he died. I believe she was the love of his life. Also it’s so cool that Patty has so many great songs about her
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
@@francesjohnson3045 Hello, Yes I did read somewhere about Patti wanting a child and am sorry it did not happen for her. But I’m glad to know she is happily married now and shares her photography (which I like; the ones I’ve seen). I hope she comes back to the States again, as I’d love to see and listen to her in-person. She always has wonderful anecdotes.
Happy birthday Patti. Cynthia Lennon mentioned in her book how down to earth Patti was and yet refined. I always liked and tried to emulate her feminine and english rose style.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
He's dead, and she's 80, and it's a third marriage for both of them. People don't get married in late life for the same reasons they do when they're young.
Sometimes getting the most “desirable” men can be the worst thing to happen. Women are attracted to rock stars but the ones who get into relationships with them too often suffer through their drug and sex addictions. Just enjoy their music and find a good man who will treat you well.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
I love you Pattie ! I’ve met you and your a very beautiful woman who deserves nothing but the best. I’m glad she found Rod and has a successful photography career.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
It's incredible how much Pattie Boyd has changed from her heyday in her youth. There's a lesson here for women who are still young (and who never think of old age) as well as for men who are so sure of themselves in middle age and at the peak of their manhood. As Leon Trotsky observed (regarding men): "Old age is the most UNEXPECTED of all things that happen to a man."
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
For women who have their spouse or boyfriend cheat on them, it is NOT a reflection on you. The most beautiful women in the world have had their partner cheat on them. Audrey Hepburn was the epitome of class and charm yet her two worthless husbands cheated on her. And Marilyn Monroe, still widely seen as one of the sexiest film stars ever - Arthur Miller cheated on her. My point is that it will usually be something lacking in the man not the betrayed woman.
True. It isn't always about a husband finding some young stunner he finds more attractive to bed than his wife. There's plenty of ordinary, dare I say, plain women who are/were in long marriages whose husbands stay/stayed faithful to them.
@@mabel8179 I'd hate to think "stayed faithful" would be written on my tombstone! :( Sexuality, love, romance, partnership, marriage, The current Model Doesn't work Why? It's very nature might not be combinable What's problem Ignorance, non workable faded customs, fear & Ego 21st Century needs new Path without compromising our Male/Female Essence If anyone has answer, give me a post :)
Men should file their egos and keep it in their pants. I don't believe in infidelity. If U don't love someone anymore then have the guts to divorce them, don't hedge your bets Both men were jerks when it came to Pattie and their infidelities
@@BrianBrayMedia unless you have an open marriage and her telling does not indicate that, then they are victims, why they put up with such behaviour, well that is a whole other story. Low self worth, financial, if they have children then fear of losing same, etc. Also statistically 13% of married women cheat and 20% of married men cheat. I think both are pathetic. Also if they cheat to go to a new partner, they are likely to do it again once in the new relationship
They were also products of their times. “Free love,” was the mantra of the day and rock stars were on the forefront. They were almost expected to indulge in every vice and no one batted an eye about it.
@@billclarke3773-Lennon made a mistake by his son Julian, that dosen't make him a bad person...Falling in love with Yoko dosen't make him a bad person either!!!!! OBVIOUSLY he loved her& who r u 2 criticize him......we all make mistakes!!! Thank u
@@americangirl-He slept with her while married and was sitting at the table with her when Cynthia walked in from being out of town. He was a nasty piece of work, as is Yoko.
I saw a recent interview with Eric Clapton where he was asked- well, not asked, the interviewer said something like "Patti was the love of your life, wasn't she"- and he was just speechless for a moment. After all, he was (and is still) married to his wife of about 20 years and they have 3 daughters! Did he really expect Eric to say, yes she was? Even if she was, imagine how his wife would feel hearing that! Btw, he didn't say yes but was kind of implying it was just an obsession for a time.
For a time that lasted 5 years, till he managed to get her to leave George. "The chase was better than the kill" he then said to his music pals. I gather there was high sexual chemistry between them. Whereas post Beatles George did cocaine, cheated on her and chanted all day long.
He admitted she was not. I forget how he described it but he didn't insult Pattie or anything. He was mostly on drugs during that time. I think with age came wisdom. He had a few close calls with death and I'm sure that got him to settle down. At his older age now he's devoted to this family and has a form of chronic disease.
@@hauntedbearchild Clapton's turnabout occurred when he swore off booze and drugs and straightened out his life. The loss of his son Conor was tragic; instead going back to the crutch of booze, Conor's death sobered him even more. He finally found something he had never had before: a woman that he could raise a family with. Clapton never knew his father; his mother rejected him and had a strained relationship with him as an adult. Marrying Melia and having 3 daughters brought true wealth and happiness to Clapton's life. He has neuropathy in his legs and hand but still can brilliantly play the guitar. Other than that, he enjoys good health and still tours playing concerts on a limited basis.
@@janebraun4482 He was past 60 when he met his current wife who gave him 3 daughters. In his autobio he wrote that only after the death of his mum was he able to have a healthy relationship with a woman. His autobio confirms what I've read in other bios and interviews (bios by Pattie Boyd and Chris O'Dell one time George Harrison's collaborator and Pattie Boyd's close friend; interviews & statements by George Harrison and Lori Del Santo, etc.). As a person the man is/was real trash.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
The creeps used her. She was a true lady. George should have treated her with more respect. Cheating with Maureen Starr, Ringo's wife. Shame on George.
Winnie Wallace..... What a sordid tale.Pattie was past around like a joint. Both these men behaved shamefully. Neither of them was particularly very bright.I read Clapton's book and he was basically a sad junkie.
@@markhooper4532 yes he was a junkie but gave it up and became an alcoholic. He owns it though an for the last twenty or so years he has been straight. Man he can really play a guitar so much talent
@@auramac No, he's still a hero, even more so today, especially "speaking truth to power" about HIS OWN terrible reaction/side effects of the two shots he took. Just wait and continue to follow media hype, without question or research, and suffer the consequences, too, eventually.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
Pattie decided to get with Clapton after she found out about George's affair with Ringo's wife. Saying "she cheated too" is simply cruel, when it was George who started the infidelity. Later on Clapton said in an interview that he didn't love her but was "obsessed with that woman". They can be both good musicians and terrible husbands.
@JenniferCarter-ch6lq Yes, that whole situation you described was horrible. As much as i love George as a musician, his albums, his songs, (etc...), we can't deny he was terrible to her, and i don't understand when people want to justify their actions no matter what these guys do, it's unbelievable.
WTF does That mean? His music? As a Beatle, not a lot of songs- those came later. His handful with the Beatles were all great, but the bulk of Beatles material was by Lennon/McCartney.
Growjng up without much money in Liverpool, George would have never caught London Model Patti's eye. After fame, George bought expensive sports cars, then grew tired of them. He landed Pattie, same thing. She was like a shiny new Ferrari. Constantly searching.
The stain on their relationship was Eric it looks like from this piece. Eric was never going to give up. Patti must have given off vibes that he continue to hopes for her. Eric was hot mess. George the better man, don't know stories of him doing drugs or cheating much.
@@lesleyvivien2876I read that Pattie couldn't have kids and people think that if they could have had a family together they might have stayed married.
She has had surgery and lots of Botox too, but when you're 80 and you continue with that you risk becoming a scary caricature of yourself. She knew when to stop.
When I heard that this woman, Patti Boyd had snared both George Harrison and Eric Clapton. I thought...she must be a hell of a woman. What a life, man.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
@@janettepolt2815 a brummie and a scouser, It's hardly anything to shout about, had it been Prince Charles, Now King Charles the third, that would have been something to write home about, especially when Camilla was such a Fox.
@@324cmac Eric was so hosed by his mother's rejection as a child that it tainted all of his relationships. He would want something badly, attain it and then reject it. Not a person to have a stable relationship with at any level.
@@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat when she first said no to Clapton he went out and did exactly what he said he would do; he shut himself in his house and became a drug addict for four years
She also cheated. She was the centre of a love triangle. She was an adult who knew what she was getting into, not a victim. When you treat someone a certain way, you give others permission to treat you the same way.
Both George and Erik did not treat her well at all. They were not faithful to her, she deserved better. I still believe that George was the love of her life.
What circles she weaved . What parties she witnessed .!!...I think she was her own girl respect ,,Strong person that broke the hearts of some of the greatest artists of all time ..Part of British culture and 60s scene ..Beautiful .
When your close friend tries to take your wife behind your back, cut ties with that dude and take care of your wife. All 3 of them traveled down the wrong path.
It is also common knowledge that George and Pattie were in a strained relationship because of the demanding lives of the Beatles as a band. Pattie discovered George in an affair with Maureen, Ringo's wife. She reported this to Ringo and that is when Eric, who had known both George and Pattie well before this, saw an opportunity to enter the picture. Obviously, they all reconciled their differences in time and George even attended the wedding of Eric and Pattie.
I really resented her for the way she treated her little sister. But she was so young, and being mistreated by the biggest creep of all, Clapton. I now have nothing but love & respect for her, now. Lol, like I'm someone. She's such a lovely woman.
One wonders whether George's decency over the matter was secretly a longing for Clapton to take her off his hands, as the temptation of many other women meant that he was bored with the relationship and was ready to move on but was to decent to show disloyalty.
I have read in the last several years much to my surprise that George was a terrible philanderer. Even his second wife mentioned that it was a problem in their marriage.
@@cindykauffman8294 yes, I had heard that. But I think I have also heard Ringo say that he was not a good husband or father in the early days; that he would hit his wife and of course he drank heavily.
Bernard Purdie played drums on 21 early Beatles tracks stated Ringo didn't play on any tracks up to circa 1966. Playing live and studio work are totally different skill sets
I believe the passion of Clapton was the passion of a hunter. As soon as he got what he wanted, passion declined. Just speculating. Maybe it's the same with Harrison.
I think people back in the 1960''s were confused when the press would say the beatles were using drugs to record their latest album. The truth is artists like the beatles were such gifted artists that they might have used drugs here and there for some type of emotional release and not so much to record with.
I basically figured George was the love of your life and I love and admire Olivia but I believe you were always his love too. Though both men treated you atrociously you stuck it out with both men as long as possible and Clapton should be forever grateful as you saved his life on his hardcore herion addiction Here’s to see you go another 20 years! Still a gorgeous woman!
@@carolineharrison9288 Yes, that's right! It was with Patty that he kicked heroin. Unfortunately, he ended trading one addiction for another real bad actor, alcoholism.. Eric was a dreadful, mean drunk. Just a trash talker! Was it when he started drinking that Patty would leave? I think so...
George Harrison credited both Patti Boyd- Harrison- Clapton and Eric Clapton for backing vocals on Harrisons " Bye Bye Love" it was a joke or Tongue in Cheek as English people say. They all remained friends.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard... Svar
I think the love of George's life was Dhani's mom, Olivia. He seems truly happy during that time. Kind of sad Patti didn't much love Clapton. He sacrificed a relationship with his first child so as not to upset her, and lost his best friend. I'm glad that later in life he had four kids with somene who helped him feel stable. Must have been interesting times back then.
@@cindykauffman8294 Video was about how george Harison was the love of her life, in her own words. See title. May have cared about Clapton also. Your question doesn't make much sense. I don't know or care. Troll someone else.
I remember reading Olivia’s recollections of living with George... a big mansion with a lot of bedrooms. It was common for him to be shacked up in some room upstairs with some chick, he was addicted to sex she said, she knew it and I guess just dealt with it.
I read Patti's book. She never put George or Erick down, her book seemed true. Then I read Ericks. He wrote those songs for Patti. I wonder if he ever really got over her. Life pushed them all apart.
How I remember her book. She was living with the photographer that used her as a model. George asked her out the first day he met her. She said she had a boyfriend. When she told her sister or girlfriend, that one told Pattie she was nuts to turn down George. I think it was the very next day George asked again and Pattie said yes.
With age comes wisdom. Having been young myself during those times and also had connections through the music business with my first husband, I heard things. One thing said about George and Pattie as they were struggling was that a child was needed. Pattie had trouble conceiving and continued seeking treatments during her marriage to Clapton. Looking back, I highly doubt a child would have made a difference. Ringo had several and he divorced, John divorced Cynthia, Paul divorced his second wife who had a child with him. I doubt a child would have made any difference in holding the marriage together, not when all four, including most of the wives (Pattie too) slept around. It was the times and the atmosphere of the rock business with the drugs. My first husband cheated on me, sometimes with underage girls. I never did cheat on him, until the end when I knew it was over. Yes, we had children, children were not a preventive factor. I do know Eric had a few out of wedlock before he even hooked up with Pattie so you can imagine how often he slept around. Lots of stories to tell but just a sign of the times. It was chaotic to marriages. Marriages now that we all are older are longer-lasting and more stable, especially when you move out of the venue you mucked around in when younger. I wish Pattie well, she seems to have found love with a businessman who cares about her.
I was advised by an Assyrian woman raised in Iraq to have a baby to refocus my then husband's attention. Evidently, in her culture, this was considered a viable solution. I thought it to be the absolute worst advice ever given to me---so far beyond ludicrous I was rendered speechless. Bringing a child into an already dysfunctional marriage doesn't improve it, solves absolutely nothing and only subjects the growing child to needless stress and anxiety in what will undoubtedly be a contentious household. We don't need more emotionally damaged adults out in the world raised by parents who should have never had kids or been together to start with. My experience with this woman was about 25 years ago and I still find her solution completely idiotic.
Both men were captivated by her innocent looks. Both wrote classic songs to pay tribute to her. For a time she had the best of both worlds. Not bad for just a pretty face
In the end not being able to have children must have been very sad for Patty. She would have made a great mom. Lovely lady. So sexy and cool when she was young. Bet it was hard to be mad at her.
A modern day celebrity love triangle? That would be Taylor Swift, Brittany Mahomes and Lorde. I knew them all and dated Brittany before Patrick stole her away. But they're all the kindest, most amazing people with huge hearts, and Taylor in particular was so humble it made me cry.
Left out the breaking point of her marriage to Clapton: he got another woman pregnant. Even beyond his struggles with drugs and alcohol, Boyd had finally had enough. Also, the video omitted that among George's affairs was the one he had with Ringo's first wife, Maureen (she and Ringo were still married at the time). I know it was the 60s (I was a young teen at that time), but come on. Fortunately for her, she found a more solid relationship with a third man, not someone famous.
I can’t blame her for leaving George , he had changed he was into that goofy religion and cold with her and then cheating on her as if he wanted out of the relationship. At one time George really loved her but by the time Eric came around he had fallen out of love with her.
Throughout this piece and many similar journalistic accounts, Boyd is portrayed as something of an innocent, passive/inert character, almost a 'clueless by-stander' in her relationships with the men in her life. Given even her modest professional success, I very much doubt that this is really the case. As all women will know, this portrayal of a mousey, demure public persona is often a convenient cover story for the part that a woman will actually play in determining her own path in her relationships with the men in her life. It's what the Americans term 'plausible deniability'. Far from being a mere 'passenger' in this video's carefully-curated tale of so-called 'romance' (I prefer the term 'fauxmance'), there is another term that appears to apply more accurately in Boyd's case, that of 'Serial Monkey-Branching'. An interesting and widely observed feature of this 'social-climbing' phenomena and certainly rings true with Boyd, is that the 'monkey' does not let go of the branch that is currently supporting it, until such time as it has a very firm grip upon the branch it is intending to move on to. Only then does the monkey dispassionately let go (dispose) of the first branch. You have to ask yourself, would Boyd have had cause to leave her then boyfriend, had she not met Harrison? Similarly, would she have left Harrison, if there had not been a Clapton to engage with. Another well-known feature of Monkey Branching, is that the women who serially behave in this way, will go to great lengths to carefully conceal their repeated indiscretions, disloyalty and naked opportunism. One might even go so far as to use the more-obvious term, 'Gold Digger'. Since it is the draw of the access to immense wealth, fame & social status, that is often the single motivating factor behind such 'courtesan'-like maneuvers of low-cunning. Good Luck to her I say. But let's not pretend that this one-sided 'wall-flower'-like portrayal of Boyd's presumed innocence, is anything more than on-going 'window dressing' in the preservation of her public narrative. Beware the Beast Within !!
Before John Lennon was murdered I used to see George Harrison a lot in Henley-on-Thames in the Seventies. He could drink in the local pubs and go about his business as normally you would if you weren't famous. This was in Henley-on-Thames where I attended a Private Boarding School. He had an absolutely amazing aura about himself, although as a 10 year old when I saw first him (1976), it may be I was projecting that aura on to him. Who wouldn't? He was kind, he never displayed any inflated ego or self importance. He obviously is one of the most iconic guitarists ever in the most influential music band in the History of Modern music, but played down the fame part without having to bang his own drum. (He had Ringo to do that for him). Now here's a bit of a link to Eric Clapton, I have (it's twice removed and a tad tenuous) but I grew up in a Town called Hatfield in Hertfordshire. In my street a few doors down lived a young man who played guitar (I was a toddler) who went to see a show in Welwyn Garden City being performed by John Mayalls Blues Breakers at a local community centre. Eric Clapton was due to perform that evening but had car trouble and couldn't make it to the gig. During the interval, the young man approached John Mayall and asked if he could join in the gig during the second half, essentially standing in as an understudy for Clapton. That guy blew everyone away with his mastery of the blues. He left the gig with his friends and didn't leave any contact details with John Mayall and by luck the young lad saw an advert in the Melody Maker magazine for a band looking for a guitarist. That led on to the Teenager joining the Rolling Stones and his name is Mick Taylor. The, by miles, the greatest Guitarist the Rolling Stones ever had.
@@jonathanmills5747 in 1977 I saw George pull up to the gates at Friar Park, get out of his gold Porsche, open the gates, get back in the car, pull forward, close the gate, get back in the car, wave at me and my friends, and zoom off. What a nice place to go to school. I walked around a bit.
@@toothbrush5190 yes I was at the other stately home, Fawley Court. The Regatta course starts at Temple Island heading upstream to the Town. Our grounds had several hundred feet of frontage, where the border is where the River Bank meets the Thames. The main Building was created by Sir Christopher Wren in the Queen Anne style, which he repeated later on an extension of Hampton Court Palace and the Gardens were landscaped by "Capability" Brown.
@@toothbrush5190 it is arguably one of the most beautiful towns in the UK. Obviously its changed over the years but essentially it has a lot of class. We (my school) used to accommodate a Rowing Crew from Orange Coast CA. At start of the summer who biannualy would visit to participate in various regattas up and down the Thames in Reading and Marlow and especially in Henley, they were an eight with a Cox. They were great fun and would bring over boxes of Hershey Bars for us kids. I probably shouldn't mention this but they would go down the pubs in the area and smuggle back girls they had picked up on those nights. That's as much as I will say. 😉
I always wondered who was the girl with short dark hair sitting opposite Patty Boyd, on the train? I've never heard anything about who she is, friend of Patty or a girl hired by someone to be one of the extras?
@@lilmissrockchick4962 Oh, ok, thank you. Just never heard anything about her through the years. Or, if she was hoping to be asked out on a date by any of the other Beatles at that time?
@@hauntedbearchild So you guys don't believe she actually could have fallen in love with George or Eric? Her recollection of how she and George fell for each other sounded pretty genuine to me.
@@cindykauffman8294 I think she had a strong physical attraction to both men and she had a thing for famous male vocalists. But that wasn't strong enough to hold a relationship with either man. They were probably all just not in a phase of life where they were ready to commit to one person and there was too much temptation all around them.
Why all the unnecessary moving artificial scratch marks on the still photographs but not on the video/movie footage where they might usually occur ? How does this add to your narrative ? Please explain as it has now become a feature of your videos.
I knew George for a few years & he spoke so nicely about Patti that seemed like she was the Love of his life. ❤ He Was a Great Guy. The Kindest most Amazing Guy Big Heart Always Humble.
Really? I found him to be bitter and kind of cold prick in his last 25 years.
No offense, but he wasn't so kind while he was cheating on her.
@@rockrecordreport7136 lol
That’s the rock ‘n’ roll world George tossed Maureen, Eric tosses Patti. Ringo sits back is a good friend to everybody and waits for a supermodel. Barbara Bach., Omg that’s a tough choice. Who’s hotter Barbara Bach or Patti?? Dear Lord, I think I’m going with Barbara Bach. That’s my choice. And poor John he chooses the screeching monkey.!!! Eeeeeowwwww! Everybody’s got something to hide except for me and my naked monkey!
@@Historian212Yeah, he cheated on both Pattie and Olivia. I thought he was spiritual but he was also flawed.
Shrimp & Twiggy were the first super models. Both stunning. The fashion was revolutionary with Mary Quant & Biba bringing high fashion to the masses without haute coture prices. I was at Art College in London during that era. So much creativity & the music scene was something else. I saw the Beatles b4 they made a record. The Stones & Yardbirds both played in pubs in my hood. Also before they cut their 1st singles. The 60's were iconic in every way. Glad I was there!
@@carolcamp4828 I loved biba.
I always though Jean Shrimpton was the most beautiful. She caused me to go into modeling as a teen.
Cool, did you see the Floyd at the UFO club? Or Jimi at the Speakeasy?
Twiggy is still pretty.
I'm glad I was there too. Or here in America. The "British Invasion" was a real thing...
Pattie (Pattycakes) Boyd : The most beautiful of ALL the Beatles wives. George Harrison was a very lucky man, even though he didn't appreciate her enough to dedicate himself to make her happy the rest of their lives. If Linda Eastman wouldn't have died Paul McCartney would still be with her to this day.
Many people in their 20's don't know how to have a lasting relationship, too immature and their brains are not fully developed yet.
Captain America......Yes. Patti was a beautiful Beatle Wife, but I always thought CYNTHIA LENNON was the Beautiful wife. She had a NATURAL beauty inside and out and all without going to modeling school. ❤ 🤗
i was born in 1950 and looking at boyd now reminds me how short our lives are.....
I am an old man now...and I am struck by how Time takes down a woman's looks, while for some reason, men are allowed to age more gracefully, even have relationships with much younger women, etc. I guess it has something to do with ovulation, hormones, and menopause?!! As the Stones did sing--"Time Waits for No One"!
Totally agree...was just thinking exactly same ..just listened to a Travis song which incorporates the poem ..as you are.......a reflection of the passage of time
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@@curbozerboomer1773 and 'you can't always get what you want'.....
@@curbozerboomer1773 Actually, men no longer appear to age more gracefully than females at all. There was something, though, about the clean shaven, groomed, Hollywood look (of the old days) that did seem to preserve men better. But with the facial/hairy days, and broken down bodies of men today, it cannot be truthfully said, without being biased and blind, that men are now aging more gracefully and preserving their looks any better than their female counterparts, sadly.
P.S. Many younger men today, by decades (surprisingly) are in relationships with much older women. I don't see the appeal they do, but, quite obviously, there must be more to solid, thriving, enduring, intimate relationships than just looks...because these older women/younger men alliances are real...and growing in number in recent years.
Clapton was such envious person. He wanted George's position in the Beatles, he wanted his fame even if Eric was extremely successful as guitar star and his band Cream was also extremely successful. He wanted George's wife even before things get strange between them. He made things get worse. That's not the kind of friend no one needs around
I don't it was so much as he wanted to be a Beatle, they had very different music. More than anything I think he was jealous of George for weird reasons and it's been said he may have even had a thing for him. For whatever reasons he was very jealous.
She’s still a beautiful woman. It’s a blessing and a curse to be a beautiful young woman. I am glad she came through it and lives to tell her story.
Would have loved to have been a beautiful woman!
@@bernaglassman7113 Me as well. It's not so bad being plain when one is older (as nobody seems to care) but when one is young and being told so many times by so many people, over and over, that one is unattractive or ugly, is unpleasant. It was as though not being pretty/beautiful was a character defect or something, and something one should be ashamed of. Despite being clean, kind hearted and well dressed, it wasn't enough because I was plain. I am convinced had I been a "stunner" I would've had better employment opportunities and been treated better by people. Looks shouldn't matter, but we all know that they do.
Being too pretty attracts too many and too many are undesirables…and the girl can be too young to know the difference.
Pretty does have its unearned privileges.
@@mabel8179 i agree i am plain and was bullied all the time at school but i came out better than any of my more attractive friends in the end .
Fascinating times the 60's. Glad she came out on the other side with her wisdom and talent in spite of George or Eric. Telling her story with all the honesty.... ❤
How do you know her story is honest?
haven't read the book. only excerpts but she had to backtrack on a number of things.
I have read countless dozens of memoirs. They are all written from one perspective and the stories told in ways the author wants them to be known. Not one autobiography is 100% accurate--events are omitted or embellished or minimized, making it impossible for the average reader to discern truth from fiction in many cases. I now see these books as light entertainment but not entirely factual depictions of one's experiences.
@@msr1116 david niven wrote a few best selling memoirs. cary grant said they were great stories.....but the problem was half of them actually happened to him, not niven.
Patti is delightful. That generation had alot of charm.
Loved reading Patty Boyd’s book but was angry how horrible she was treated by George and Eric. I’m glad that she and George got the opportunity to talk to George before he died. I believe she was the love of his life. Also it’s so cool that Patty has so many great songs about her
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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Frankly, we can all have more than one love of our lives...at different stages of life!
I think Olivia was the love of his life.
she had to backtrack about a number of things she wrote in the book.
Long blond hair and her eyes of bl u e
I really like and admire Patti’s self-reflection and honesty regarding both George and E. Clapton, and herself.
@@DayneReedy yes her book was full of honesty she holds know resentment; she appreciates what she had. She would have loved to have a child
@@francesjohnson3045 Hello, Yes I did read somewhere about Patti wanting a child and am sorry it did not happen for her. But I’m glad to know she is happily married now and shares her photography (which I like; the ones I’ve seen). I hope she comes back to the States again, as I’d love to see and listen to her in-person. She always has wonderful anecdotes.
Happy birthday Patti. Cynthia Lennon mentioned in her book how down to earth Patti was and yet refined. I always liked and tried to emulate her feminine and english rose style.
Must be great for her current husband to know that George was the love of her life!
Yeah, if she was my wife i'd say to her to get that shit out of her head.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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@@egj1991-be4gvHighly doubt it.
@@egj1991-be4gv Was the sun rise purple this morning ?
He's dead, and she's 80, and it's a third marriage for both of them. People don't get married in late life for the same reasons they do when they're young.
Sometimes getting the most “desirable”
men can be the worst thing to happen. Women are attracted to rock stars but the ones who get into relationships with them too often suffer through their drug and sex addictions. Just enjoy their music and find a good man who will treat you well.
@@Silverstreak7878 I agree
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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Very good advice. Too bad, that most of us did not know it at the right time...or follow such wisdom (had we known).
@@egj1991-be4gvYour uncle again!
I married a musician my parents were professional musicians I did wardrobe it’s how I met my husband we’ve been married 35 years
I love you Pattie ! I’ve met you and your a very beautiful woman who deserves nothing but the best. I’m glad she found Rod and has a successful photography career.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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@@egj1991-be4gv Fun fact. I haven't scrolled through all the comments but you've posted exactly the same paragraph three times now.
@@Rosemary-vf5ei its a cool story that needs to get told
@@egj1991-be4gv it doesn't improve in the retelling.
@@Rosemary-vf5ei Fun fact- he likes to perpetuate a tall story many times as though it will convince readers if it is posted several times. Nope!
She was a definitely a 60s icon. - and always struck me as a “good girl”. All of these decades later - she is still beautiful.
There is so much more to this story. Read Pattie's book, it is riveting!
It's incredible how much Pattie Boyd has changed from her heyday in her youth. There's a lesson here for women who are still young (and who never think of old age) as well as for men who are so sure of themselves in middle age and at the peak of their manhood. As Leon Trotsky observed (regarding men): "Old age is the most UNEXPECTED of all things that happen to a man."
Glad she wrote about her life. I loved it and found it interesting, informative & memorable.
@@darlahenri8095 yes her book was very good
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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@@egj1991-be4gvyou are a creepy weirdo
Happy 80th to an inspiring woman!
Hope your 80th birthday was as wonderful as you. ❤️🤗❤️ love to you always
i'm 90 and would date her in a new york second as she's still very desireable.
Still beautiful!
Yes, she deserved better
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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John Lennon said it best, "it's the quiet blokes who get the tastiest birds"
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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Well, John wasn't exactly the quiet type.
Undoubtedly, John was a very vocal guy and not afraid to speak his mind
@@egj1991-be4gv Terrific story
Pattie was SO BEAUTIFUL
She is a very special person to have enchanted 2 of the greatest musicians of our time. Beyond her beauty she has a magic not everyone has.
For women who have their spouse or boyfriend cheat on them, it is NOT a reflection on you. The most beautiful women in the world have had their partner cheat on them. Audrey Hepburn was the epitome of class and charm yet her two worthless husbands cheated on her. And Marilyn Monroe, still widely seen as one of the sexiest film stars ever - Arthur Miller cheated on her. My point is that it will usually be something lacking in the man not the betrayed woman.
True. It isn't always about a husband finding some young stunner he finds more attractive to bed than his wife. There's plenty of ordinary, dare I say, plain women who are/were in long marriages whose husbands stay/stayed faithful to them.
@@mabel8179 I'd hate to think
"stayed faithful" would be written on my tombstone! :(
Sexuality, love, romance, partnership, marriage,
The current Model Doesn't work
Why?
It's very nature might not be combinable
What's problem
Ignorance, non workable faded customs,
fear & Ego
21st Century needs new Path without
compromising our Male/Female Essence
If anyone has answer, give me a post :)
Men should file their egos and keep it in their pants. I don't believe in infidelity. If U don't love someone anymore then have the guts to divorce them, don't hedge your bets Both men were jerks when it came to Pattie and their infidelities
If history has taught us anything, it's that they're unable to do that,
Ugh, you make her sound like a victim. I doubt she thinks of herself this way. You know more than she does, I guess. Speaking of ego.
@@BrianBrayMedia unless you have an open marriage and her telling does not indicate that, then they are victims, why they put up with such behaviour, well that is a whole other story. Low self worth, financial, if they have children then fear of losing same, etc. Also statistically 13% of married women cheat and 20% of married men cheat. I think both are pathetic. Also if they cheat to go to a new partner, they are likely to do it again once in the new relationship
@@56music64she cheated too. Many times. Well documented and self confessed.
They were also products of their times. “Free love,” was the mantra of the day and rock stars were on the forefront. They were almost expected to indulge in every vice and no one batted an eye about it.
I think Cynthia Lennon is beautiful.
The tragedy of Cynthia's life was that she met a dreadful man like Lennon and trusted him. He was a very bad person.
@@billclarke3773-Lennon made a mistake by his son Julian, that dosen't make him a bad person...Falling in love with Yoko dosen't make him a bad person either!!!!! OBVIOUSLY he loved her& who r u 2 criticize him......we all make mistakes!!! Thank u
Shes dead.
@@americangirl-He slept with her while married and was sitting at the table with her when Cynthia walked in from being out of town. He was a nasty piece of work, as is Yoko.
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As nobody seems to have noticed: she is really talented and able to make it by herself.
I saw a recent interview with Eric Clapton where he was asked- well, not asked, the interviewer said something like "Patti was the love of your life, wasn't she"- and he was just speechless for a moment. After all, he was (and is still) married to his wife of about 20 years and they have 3 daughters! Did he really expect Eric to say, yes she was? Even if she was, imagine how his wife would feel hearing that! Btw, he didn't say yes but was kind of implying it was just an obsession for a time.
For a time that lasted 5 years, till he managed to get her to leave George. "The chase was better than the kill" he then said to his music pals. I gather there was high sexual chemistry between them. Whereas post Beatles George did cocaine, cheated on her and chanted all day long.
He admitted she was not. I forget how he described it but he didn't insult Pattie or anything. He was mostly on drugs during that time. I think with age came wisdom. He had a few close calls with death and I'm sure that got him to settle down. At his older age now he's devoted to this family and has a form of chronic disease.
@@hauntedbearchild Clapton's turnabout occurred when he swore off booze and drugs and straightened out his life. The loss of his son Conor was tragic; instead going back to the crutch of booze, Conor's death sobered him even more. He finally found something he had never had before: a woman that he could raise a family with.
Clapton never knew his father; his mother rejected him and had a strained relationship with him as an adult. Marrying Melia and having 3 daughters brought true wealth and happiness to Clapton's life. He has neuropathy in his legs and hand but still can brilliantly play the guitar. Other than that, he enjoys good health and still tours playing concerts on a limited basis.
I never knew he remarried and had kids after the death of his child. Will have to look him up.
@@janebraun4482 He was past 60 when he met his current wife who gave him 3 daughters. In his autobio he wrote that only after the death of his mum was he able to have a healthy relationship with a woman. His autobio confirms what I've read in other bios and interviews (bios by Pattie Boyd and Chris O'Dell one time George Harrison's collaborator and Pattie Boyd's close friend; interviews & statements by George Harrison and Lori Del Santo, etc.). As a person the man is/was real trash.
Both George and Eric cheated on her constantly. Neither of those men deserved Patti.
So you knew her personally?
@@cliffordbowman6777 She has stated in her autobiography that both of her husbands were chronic adulterers.
@@cliffordbowman6777 not exactly but through the years I have followed her
I don’t think George ever cheated on Olivia, did he?
@derekroberts6654 Yes, he did. I saw an interview where Olivia said he cheated during their marriage.
A pretty girl AND an extraordinary woman and just men who are rock stars
so good looking and extraordinary guys
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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Both treated her disgracefully.
The creeps used her. She was a true lady. George should have treated her with more respect. Cheating with Maureen Starr, Ringo's wife. Shame on George.
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She was a cheater too!!
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She was a cheater too!
@@A.Briggs628They were all mad rooters.
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Winnie Wallace..... What a sordid tale.Pattie was past around like a joint. Both these men behaved shamefully. Neither of them was particularly very bright.I read Clapton's book and he was basically a sad junkie.
And a drunken racist
@@markhooper4532 yes he was a junkie but gave it up and became an alcoholic. He owns it though an for the last twenty or so years he has been straight. Man he can really play a guitar so much talent
He a,so is a racist. He’s not a good man.
@@francesjohnson3045 He's a sad anti-vaxxer now, no longer a hero.
@@auramac No, he's still a hero, even more so today, especially "speaking truth to power" about HIS OWN terrible reaction/side effects of the two shots he took.
Just wait and continue to follow media hype, without question or research, and suffer the consequences, too, eventually.
In 1975 I named my daughter Layla .... I can't believe my little girl will be 50 next year...
She looks great
@@Weyjxshe's still very much alive
@@Weyjx Not.
@@heliotropezzz333 Google it lol
I would say..Well-preserved!
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
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Pattie decided to get with Clapton after she found out about George's affair with Ringo's wife. Saying "she cheated too" is simply cruel, when it was George who started the infidelity. Later on Clapton said in an interview that he didn't love her but was "obsessed with that woman".
They can be both good musicians and terrible husbands.
There's something similar about Clapton and boyd in the eyes.
@@nrjdohhg5 definitely, she was hurt and lonely
Absolutely, both of them wasted her time, but I'm guessing that's the 60's for ya...
@@nrjdohhg5 it’s not a good thing to say “I didn’t love her”. It is immature
@JenniferCarter-ch6lq Yes, that whole situation you described was horrible. As much as i love George as a musician, his albums, his songs, (etc...), we can't deny he was terrible to her, and i don't understand when people want to justify their actions no matter what these guys do, it's unbelievable.
George Harrison my favorite Beatle ❤
WTF does That mean? His music? As a Beatle, not a lot of songs- those came later. His handful with the Beatles were all great, but the bulk of Beatles material was by Lennon/McCartney.
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Growjng up without much money in Liverpool, George would have never caught London Model Patti's eye. After fame, George bought expensive sports cars, then grew tired of them. He landed Pattie, same thing. She was like a shiny new Ferrari. Constantly searching.
@@gardenmom6180 he was a fool to let her go
Interesting! I suspect that he wanted her because she was with someone else. Once she wasn't with George, she was no longer appealing.
The stain on their relationship was Eric it looks like from this piece. Eric was never going to give up. Patti must have given off vibes that he continue to hopes for her. Eric was hot mess. George the better man, don't know stories of him doing drugs or cheating much.
@@janebraun4482 I haven't heard any bad things about George either. Eric a stain on their relationship? Eric is a stain on humanity.
@@lesleyvivien2876I read that Pattie couldn't have kids and people think that if they could have had a family together they might have stayed married.
She's aged very well. No surgery, and the age obviously shows in her face but she's still beautiful.
she still has the bangs she looks good!
@@alomaalber6514 When she was young she looked like a beautiful porcelain doll. She now has character and is still very attractive too!
@@Amarylis185 at 67 I might do those bangs again!
She has had surgery and lots of Botox too, but when you're 80 and you continue with that you risk becoming a scary caricature of yourself. She knew when to stop.
@@alomaalber6514 what are bangs please?
I always thought she was very attractive. She's held up good for her age
When I heard that this woman, Patti Boyd had snared both George Harrison and Eric Clapton. I thought...she must be a hell of a woman. What a life, man.
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
Svar
She was golddigger and loved limelight. Even though she had own money,wanted More!
@@janettepolt2815 a brummie and a scouser, It's hardly anything to shout about, had it been Prince Charles, Now King Charles the third, that would have been something to write home about, especially when Camilla was such a Fox.
@@egj1991-be4gv SAID THE SICK LITTLE MAN ....FUN FACT ....SOUNDS LIKE YOU HAVE SOME SERIOUS ISSUES AND ARE IN LOVE WITH YOUR UNCLE ...LOL ...
And a life that was not that comforting. We can easily look at it from the outside and think how great it would be but was not.
She was so iconically 60’s adorable!
She was so beautiful ‼️
I highly recommend her book, George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Me. It was great!
It's actually called "Wonderful Tonight", after the song Eric wrote about her (after "Layla"). I'm reading it now.
And then Clapton cheated on her right away. I'd rather marry the plumber.
Both George and Eric were mostly about their egos.
@@324cmac Eric was so hosed by his mother's rejection as a child that it tainted all of his relationships. He would want something badly, attain it and then reject it. Not a person to have a stable relationship with at any level.
@@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat when she first said no to Clapton he went out and did exactly what he said he would do; he shut himself in his house and became a drug addict for four years
She also cheated. She was the centre of a love triangle. She was an adult who knew what she was getting into, not a victim. When you treat someone a certain way, you give others permission to treat you the same way.
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no girl will ever get such hits again
@@minstrelofMir true, but I wouldn’t want the heartache
Heather Locklear + Tommy Lee + Richie Sambora
The trashy version.
Both George and Erik did not treat her well at all. They were not faithful to her, she deserved better. I still believe that George was the love of her life.
Amazed how wonderful she turned out despite these volatile relationships.
What circles she weaved . What parties she witnessed .!!...I think she was her own girl respect ,,Strong person that broke the hearts of some of the greatest artists of all time ..Part of British culture and 60s scene ..Beautiful .
When your close friend tries to take your wife behind your back, cut ties with that dude and take care of your wife. All 3 of them traveled down the wrong path.
@@cindyc.1572 boys will be boys and it was the sixties . So....
@@Weyjx just because it was the 60’s doesn’t make it ok to make moves on your friend’s wife when his back is turned.
@@cindyc.1572 yes that is what fame and fortune will do
It is also common knowledge that George and Pattie were in a strained relationship because of the demanding lives of the Beatles as a band. Pattie discovered George in an affair with Maureen, Ringo's wife. She reported this to Ringo and that is when Eric, who had known both George and Pattie well before this, saw an opportunity to enter the picture. Obviously, they all reconciled their differences in time and George even attended the wedding of Eric and Pattie.
It's not your path, it's their path. They were all adults and knew what they were getting into.
Patti looks beautiful.!
I really resented her for the way she treated her little sister. But she was so young, and being mistreated by the biggest creep of all, Clapton.
I now have nothing but love & respect for her, now. Lol, like I'm someone. She's such a lovely woman.
One wonders whether George's decency over the matter was secretly a longing for Clapton to take her off his hands, as the temptation of many other women meant that he was bored with the relationship and was ready to move on but was to decent to show disloyalty.
I have read in the last several years much to my surprise that George was a terrible philanderer. Even his second wife mentioned that it was a problem in their marriage.
George actually slept with Maureen Starkey 😳. That was the reason for Ringo's divorcing her. (Shame on Maureen also.)
@@cindykauffman8294 yes, I had heard that. But I think I have also heard Ringo say that he was not a good husband or father in the early days; that he would hit his wife and of course he drank heavily.
I hope I look that good at 80!
Whooo beautiful mamma ❤
She was asked in a interview a few years ago, who did she love the best after her divorces from George Harrison and Eric Clapton, she chose George.
Georgewas one of thegreatest guitaristsof All time
Are you serious??!!!
@@veganvixenhelen yes he is definitely joking, only Ringo was a genuine musician in the Beatles, they were crap live
Bernard Purdie played drums on 21 early Beatles tracks stated Ringo didn't play on any tracks up to circa 1966. Playing live and studio work are totally different skill sets
@@pmoran7971 luckily for them "Beatle mania" meant that nobody could ever hear them live. 🙂🤣
@@pmoran7971 How weird that you are here dissing them. Who do you consider to be a "genuine musician"?
I believe the passion of Clapton was the passion of a hunter. As soon as he got what he wanted, passion declined. Just speculating. Maybe it's the same with Harrison.
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I think people back in the 1960''s were confused when the press would say the beatles were using drugs to record their latest album. The truth is artists like the beatles were such gifted artists that they might have used drugs here and there for some type of emotional release and not so much to record with.
LOL! The Beatles had a lot of help.
Yeah man..we were really confused...bit like teenagers today who are confused and stupid
You also have to remember how very young they all were when they began to be popular.
I basically figured George was the love of your life and I love and admire Olivia but I believe you were always his love too. Though both men treated you atrociously you stuck it out with both men as long as possible and Clapton should be forever grateful as you saved his life on his hardcore herion addiction
Here’s to see you go another 20 years! Still a gorgeous woman!
@@carolineharrison9288 Yes, that's right! It was with Patty that he kicked heroin. Unfortunately, he ended trading one addiction for another real bad actor, alcoholism.. Eric was a dreadful, mean drunk. Just a trash talker! Was it when he started drinking that Patty would leave? I think so...
Totally agree. ❤ love you Pattie Boyd. A beautiful lady!!!
Always loved Patti Boyd. Layla song inspiration
George Harrison credited both Patti Boyd- Harrison- Clapton and Eric Clapton for backing vocals on Harrisons " Bye Bye Love" it was a joke or Tongue in Cheek as English people say. They all remained friends.
Who was the love of her life? Did I miss something? It didn't sound like George was the love of her life?
Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, and she told him that he was the "biggest" she had ever seen LMAO i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...
Svar
@egj1991-be4gv Stop it! You're desperate and now I know you're lying!!!
I think the love of George's life was Dhani's mom, Olivia. He seems truly happy during that time.
Kind of sad Patti didn't much love Clapton. He sacrificed a relationship with his first child so as not to upset her, and lost his best friend. I'm glad that later in life he had four kids with somene who helped him feel stable.
Must have been interesting times back then.
How do you know Pattie didn't love Clapton?
@@cindykauffman8294 Video was about how george Harison was the love of her life, in her own words. See title.
May have cared about Clapton also. Your question doesn't make much sense. I don't know or care. Troll someone else.
I remember reading Olivia’s recollections of living with George... a big mansion with a lot of bedrooms. It was common for him to be shacked up in some room upstairs with some chick, he was addicted to sex she said, she knew it and I guess just dealt with it.
I read Patti's book. She never put George or Erick down, her book seemed true. Then I read Ericks. He wrote those songs for Patti. I wonder if he ever really got over her. Life pushed them all apart.
Patti attended my convent school in Barnet
How I remember her book. She was living with the photographer that used her as a model. George asked her out the first day he met her. She said she had a boyfriend. When she told her sister or girlfriend, that one told Pattie she was nuts to turn down George. I think it was the very next day George asked again and Pattie said yes.
"The two men who had hurt her...???" This sentence at the end just undid your entire video.
With age comes wisdom. Having been young myself during those times and also had connections through the music business with my first husband, I heard things. One thing said about George and Pattie as they were struggling was that a child was needed. Pattie had trouble conceiving and continued seeking treatments during her marriage to Clapton. Looking back, I highly doubt a child would have made a difference. Ringo had several and he divorced, John divorced Cynthia, Paul divorced his second wife who had a child with him. I doubt a child would have made any difference in holding the marriage together, not when all four, including most of the wives (Pattie too) slept around. It was the times and the atmosphere of the rock business with the drugs. My first husband cheated on me, sometimes with underage girls. I never did cheat on him, until the end when I knew it was over. Yes, we had children, children were not a preventive factor. I do know Eric had a few out of wedlock before he even hooked up with Pattie so you can imagine how often he slept around. Lots of stories to tell but just a sign of the times. It was chaotic to marriages. Marriages now that we all are older are longer-lasting and more stable, especially when you move out of the venue you mucked around in when younger. I wish Pattie well, she seems to have found love with a businessman who cares about her.
I was advised by an Assyrian woman raised in Iraq to have a baby to refocus my then husband's attention. Evidently, in her culture, this was considered a viable solution. I thought it to be the absolute worst advice ever given
to me---so far beyond ludicrous I was rendered speechless. Bringing a child into an already dysfunctional marriage doesn't improve it, solves absolutely nothing and only subjects the growing child to needless stress and anxiety in what will undoubtedly be a contentious household. We don't need more emotionally damaged adults out in the world raised by parents who should have never
had kids or been together to start with. My experience with this woman was about 25 years ago and I still find her solution completely idiotic.
I thought it was Stevie Nicks in the thumbnail 😂❤🙏😁👍🎸🎸🎤🎸🍺
Both men were captivated by her innocent looks. Both wrote classic songs to pay tribute to her. For a time she had the best of both worlds. Not bad for just a pretty face
She comes off well in interviews. Maybe more than a pretty face.
@@knowsmebyname anyone can if asked the right questions
@@RichardThomas-o2k something personal? It sounds like you dislike her.
NOTHING MORE THAN A ROCK GROUPIE 🎤 🎸 🥁
I hope I look that great at 80.
Should have told them both to get lost.
Why?
The wedding to Clapton was a bet that he could make it into the papers, how awful was that 😢
They should have told the groupie to piss off.
@@Christine-xq9ep Just shows Eric has no character or respect for Pattie. Big time user.
@@stringer-ik1pc It was they who pursued her, not the other way around.
I don't think she treated well by either men
In the end not being able to have children must have been very sad for Patty. She would have made a great mom. Lovely lady. So sexy and cool when she was young. Bet it was hard to be mad at her.
Her and ono are the background vocals on birthday
This documentary really brings me back to a magical decade!❤
A modern day celebrity love triangle? That would be Taylor Swift, Brittany Mahomes and Lorde. I knew them all and dated Brittany before Patrick stole her away. But they're all the kindest, most amazing people with huge hearts, and Taylor in particular was so humble it made me cry.
The Michael Hutchence, Paula Yates and Bob Geldof relationship disaster.
She still looks good
Left out the breaking point of her marriage to Clapton: he got another woman pregnant. Even beyond his struggles with drugs and alcohol, Boyd had finally had enough. Also, the video omitted that among George's affairs was the one he had with Ringo's first wife, Maureen (she and Ringo were still married at the time). I know it was the 60s (I was a young teen at that time), but come on. Fortunately for her, she found a more solid relationship with a third man, not someone famous.
She seemed to be some kind of pawn between George and Eric's competition.
Sure Pattie, sure.
I can’t blame her for leaving George , he had changed he was into that goofy religion and cold with her and then cheating on her as if he wanted out of the relationship. At one time George really loved her but by the time Eric came around he had fallen out of love with her.
I thought her auctioning off her old love letters from Clapton was kind of cheap. I mean come on… she can’t possibly need the money!
Read her book. She most definitely did.
@@tattyshoesshigure5731 yes that was quite a horrible thing to do
Throughout this piece and many similar journalistic accounts, Boyd is portrayed as something of an innocent, passive/inert character, almost a 'clueless by-stander' in her relationships with the men in her life. Given even her modest professional success, I very much doubt that this is really the case. As all women will know, this portrayal of a mousey, demure public persona is often a convenient cover story for the part that a woman will actually play in determining her own path in her relationships with the men in her life. It's what the Americans term 'plausible deniability'. Far from being a mere 'passenger' in this video's carefully-curated tale of so-called 'romance' (I prefer the term 'fauxmance'), there is another term that appears to apply more accurately in Boyd's case, that of 'Serial Monkey-Branching'. An interesting and widely observed feature of this 'social-climbing' phenomena and certainly rings true with Boyd, is that the 'monkey' does not let go of the branch that is currently supporting it, until such time as it has a very firm grip upon the branch it is intending to move on to. Only then does the monkey dispassionately let go (dispose) of the first branch. You have to ask yourself, would Boyd have had cause to leave her then boyfriend, had she not met Harrison? Similarly, would she have left Harrison, if there had not been a Clapton to engage with. Another well-known feature of Monkey Branching, is that the women who serially behave in this way, will go to great lengths to carefully conceal their repeated indiscretions, disloyalty and naked opportunism. One might even go so far as to use the more-obvious term, 'Gold Digger'. Since it is the draw of the access to immense wealth, fame & social status, that is often the single motivating factor behind such 'courtesan'-like maneuvers of low-cunning. Good Luck to her I say. But let's not pretend that this one-sided 'wall-flower'-like portrayal of Boyd's presumed innocence, is anything more than on-going 'window dressing' in the preservation of her public narrative. Beware the Beast Within !!
Pattie was responsible for turning The Beatles onto meditation and found Friar Park.
Before John Lennon was murdered I used to see George Harrison a lot in Henley-on-Thames in the Seventies. He could drink in the local pubs and go about his business as normally you would if you weren't famous. This was in Henley-on-Thames where I attended a Private Boarding School.
He had an absolutely amazing aura about himself, although as a 10 year old when I saw first him (1976), it may be I was projecting that aura on to him. Who wouldn't?
He was kind, he never displayed any inflated ego or self importance.
He obviously is one of the most iconic guitarists ever in the most influential music band in the History of Modern music, but played down the fame part without having to bang his own drum. (He had Ringo to do that for him).
Now here's a bit of a link to Eric Clapton, I have (it's twice removed and a tad tenuous) but I grew up in a Town called Hatfield in Hertfordshire.
In my street a few doors down lived a young man who played guitar (I was a toddler) who went to see a show in Welwyn Garden City being performed by John Mayalls Blues Breakers at a local community centre. Eric Clapton was due to perform that evening but had car trouble and couldn't make it to the gig.
During the interval, the young man approached John Mayall and asked if he could join in the gig during the second half, essentially standing in as an understudy for Clapton.
That guy blew everyone away with his mastery of the blues.
He left the gig with his friends and didn't leave any contact details with John Mayall and by luck the young lad saw an advert in the Melody Maker magazine for a band looking for a guitarist.
That led on to the Teenager joining the Rolling Stones and his name is Mick Taylor.
The, by miles, the greatest Guitarist the Rolling Stones ever had.
@@jonathanmills5747 in 1977 I saw George pull up to the gates at Friar Park, get out of his gold Porsche, open the gates, get back in the car, pull forward, close the gate, get back in the car, wave at me and my friends, and zoom off.
What a nice place to go to school. I walked around a bit.
@@toothbrush5190 yes I was at the other stately home, Fawley Court. The Regatta course starts at Temple Island heading upstream to the Town. Our grounds had several hundred feet of frontage, where the border is where the River Bank meets the Thames. The main Building was created by Sir Christopher Wren in the Queen Anne style, which he repeated later on an extension of Hampton Court Palace and the Gardens were landscaped by "Capability" Brown.
@@jonathanmills5747 I’m from Bklyn NY. It was a lovely day just walking around. I’d never seen anything like that town nor Friar Park.
@@toothbrush5190 it is arguably one of the most beautiful towns in the UK.
Obviously its changed over the years but essentially it has a lot of class. We (my school) used to accommodate a Rowing Crew from Orange Coast CA. At start of the summer who biannualy would visit to participate in various regattas up and down the Thames in Reading and Marlow and especially in Henley, they were an eight with a Cox.
They were great fun and would bring over boxes of Hershey Bars for us kids. I probably shouldn't mention this but they would go down the pubs in the area and smuggle back girls they had picked up on those nights. That's as much as I will say. 😉
LAYLA INSPIRED ERIC AND GEORGE TO CREATE SOME AMAZING SONGS OF THE TIME.
Thanks Mr Shouty.
Now do all the Fleetwood Mac relationships....
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Who wouldn't have wanted to be married to George or Eric.
Me, because I am straight.
@@david-pb4bi 😅
I wouldn't.
Me. I would hate to be in a celebrity spotlight.
@@lindaferguson630 well, George anyway. Eric ? Not so much.
I always wondered who was the girl with short dark hair sitting opposite Patty Boyd, on the train? I've never heard anything about who she is, friend of Patty or a girl hired by someone to be one of the extras?
She was another model. I don't remember her name but you can look it up.
Her name is Prudence Bury ❤
@@lilmissrockchick4962
Oh, ok, thank you. Just never heard anything about her through the years. Or, if she was hoping to be asked out on a date by any of the other Beatles at that time?
The usual Pattie 'The Martyr' Boyd stuff.
She walked into all of it herself. We've all walked into things we regretted. She wasn't innocent.
@@hauntedbearchild So you guys don't believe she actually could have fallen in love with George or Eric? Her recollection of how she and George fell for each other sounded pretty genuine to me.
@@cindykauffman8294 I think she had a strong physical attraction to both men and she had a thing for famous male vocalists. But that wasn't strong enough to hold a relationship with either man. They were probably all just not in a phase of life where they were ready to commit to one person and there was too much temptation all around them.
@@goofygirl1311 Well, they had plenty of temptations...😬...
I can't stop beautiful women chasing me. Benny Hill.
An awesome babe.
Why would you show Clapton's photo reversed?
Why all the unnecessary moving artificial scratch marks on the still photographs but not on the video/movie footage where they might usually occur ? How does this add to your narrative ? Please explain as it has now become a feature of your videos.